Signs Of A Rebound, Yet The Worst Auto Market Since The 1950s
September 3rd, 2010
Signs Of A Rebound, Yet The Worst Auto Market Since The 1950s
Some of the phrases used in headlines this week, to describe August auto sales, have been brutal: “sales slowing to a crawl,” “taking a tumble,” or “struggling along” were just a few. But they’re pretty appropriate. “We saw the worst August in 28 years,” looking at sales altogether, assessed Jesse Toprak, VP of industry trends at the pricing…
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